The Sudanese Doctors Network reported that in the latest incidents in the city of Al-Fasher, the capital of North Darfur state, the Rapid Reaction Forces (RSF) have executed all patients admitted to hospitals, creating a wave of fear and terror in the region.
Publish dateThursday 30 October 2025 - 13:43
Story Code : 334062
Afghan Voice Agency (AVA): According to reports, these forces have killed about two thousand civilians, including women and children, in Al-Fasher. The World Health Organization has announced that the only remaining hospital in the city was also attacked and medical staff members were killed.
The Sudanese Doctors Network stated in a statement: "In a horrific crime that contradicts all human laws and divine religions, the Rapid Reaction Forces on Tuesday massacred the sick and wounded inside Al-Fasher hospitals and killed everyone present in these centers."
The statement continued: “Hospitals in El Fasher have been turned into human slaughterhouses, where rapid response forces make no distinction between combatants and patients, or between children and doctors.”
The Sudanese Doctors Network stressed that this incident is part of a series of organized genocides against civilians in Darfur, and that the international community is watching these crimes with shameful and suspicious silence.
The Sudanese Doctors Network stated in a statement: "In a horrific crime that contradicts all human laws and divine religions, the Rapid Reaction Forces on Tuesday massacred the sick and wounded inside Al-Fasher hospitals and killed everyone present in these centers."
The statement continued: “Hospitals in El Fasher have been turned into human slaughterhouses, where rapid response forces make no distinction between combatants and patients, or between children and doctors.”
The Sudanese Doctors Network stressed that this incident is part of a series of organized genocides against civilians in Darfur, and that the international community is watching these crimes with shameful and suspicious silence.
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